World Arabic Language Day
Every year on December 18th, World Arabic Language Day commemorates the Arabic language. Multilingualism and cultural diversity are also promoted on the day.
More than 290 million people use the Arabic language. This makes Arabic one of the world's most widely spoken languages. Arabic is one of the most commonly used languages for translation services, and it should come as no surprise that it is so. Arabic is also one of the United Nations official languages, and it is also one of the official languages of the Arabic.
Other interesting facts about the Arabic language include:: Here are some additional interesting facts about the Arabic language.
- Arabic is the sixth most widely spoken language in the world
- Arabic is the official language for 22 countries in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. The official language for 22 countries in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia is Arabic
- There are no capital letters in Arabic
- Verbs appear before the subject in Arabic
- The Arabic language had an influence on many English words
- There are many dialects of the Arabic language, some of which are not understood by other Arabic speakers, and some are not understood by other Arabic speakers
- The Arabic language is entirely written in script or cursive script, where all the letters link
- Arabic is derived from the Central Semitic language family, which includes Hebrew, Aramaic, and Phoenician
- Because of the elegant way it is written, the Arabic language is often used in poetry, philosophy, and song
How to Observe #worldarabiclanguageday
Each year, the UNESCO headquarters in Paris hold roundtable discussions to address topics relating to the Arabic language. On this day, many countries host cultural activities. The Arabic language's past and culture are emphasized in these performances. Seminars, conferences, lectures, and workshops highlight the most recent advances in Arabic literature. Short story and poetry competitions are held in order to learn using the Arabic language.
To participate:
- Take an online Arabic language assessment
- Have someone who speaks Arabic and have them read something to you in their own language. Find someone who speaks Arabic and have them read something to you in their own language
- Commitment to learning the Arabic language
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- The Arabs, Zaat, and The Arabian Nights are among the Arab world's best read books on the Arab world
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History of the world arabic language day has a long tradition
In 2012, the United Nations Education, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) declared December 18th as World Arabic Language Day on December 18th. The date coincides with the 1973 United Nations General Language, Arabic, which was the sixth official language of the organization.. Past themes have been included:
9: Arabic Language and Artificial Intelligence (AI) The Arabic language and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a product of the Arabic language and Artificial Intelligence (AI). The 2019: Arabic Language and Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Arabic Language and Youth, 2018: Arabic Language and Youth.
2017: Taking a look at the digital world in 2017.
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